maddog60 wrote:A guy who walks off the field in a do-or-die game is not the guy who wins you a superbowl. You can't play that kind of laid back approach and succeed in the playoffs.
Personally, I don't think Moss would go to the Raiders, but to the Ravens. They're one big WR talent away from having a scary offense to compliment that defense, and they've got at least one LB to spare which Minn. would love I'm sure.
If the Ravens get Randy Moss, I would crap in my pants with happiness. They would be huge super bowl contenders.
Moss would be perfect for Boller who could just heave the ball and not worry so much about accuracy. And Jamal and Heap would be monsters underneath. Ravens could make it happen if they want to. More likely they go after Muhammed though still at this point.
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I don't know about Burleson being a goto #1 guy for an entire season, but he played great this year. I think they could let Moss go and get a #1 WR in Free Agency...Like Muhammad perhaps? Hmm, maybe onto something here...
OwenTheBlonde wrote:Moss would be perfect for Boller who could just heave the ball and not worry so much about accuracy. And Jamal and Heap would be monsters underneath. Ravens could make it happen if they want to. More likely they go after Muhammed though still at this point.
I think that Moss would be great with the Ravens. Billick coached Randy his rookie year with the Vikes and was their offensive coordinator that year (1998). That year the Vikings set (and still hold) the record for most points scored in a season. Something like 556 points or so if I remember right. The Vikings should get something like Ray Lewis and a #1 at least for Randy IMHO.
mtryanks12 wrote:If the Ravens get Randy Moss, I would crap in my pants with happiness.
OK, we are NOT going to mtryanks' house to watch a game.
no, I';d crap when I figure out he's on the team, which would be long before the season starts. we can go to my friend's house. In his basement he has a bar, sick leather recliners, a ps2, xbox,a nd GC,a ping pong table, drum set, and you know that sony camcorder commercial where the little is filming her bro and his gf, and they're like "you are my shining star"? The TV they play the DVD on, he has that. Sony Wega 50 inch LCD. amazing, plus 7.1 surround sound, tivo, and hdtv,a nd nfl network. to bad he's a bills fan.
Raiders first round pick, Philip Buchanon and possibly more for Randy Moss.
Most important, the salary cap implications are more favorable for a trade now. Here is the upshot: Moss would count nearly the same amount on the Vikings' 2005 salary cap whether he is on the team or not.
If he remains with the Vikings, Moss' cap number will be $9.5 million. If he is traded, he will count $9 million on the 2005 cap and then be wiped off the Vikings' salary cap books for the final three seasons of the eight-year, $75 million extension he signed in July 2001.
Just as important to a financially strapped franchise, the Vikings would be off the hook for paying the remaining cash on Moss' contract -- $36.5 million, including his 2005 base salary of $7.25 million. Under NFL rules, Moss' new team would be responsible for paying the cash even though he would count on the Vikings' salary cap in 2005.
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Raiders first round pick, Philip Buchanon and possibly more for Randy Moss.
Most important, the salary cap implications are more favorable for a trade now. Here is the upshot: Moss would count nearly the same amount on the Vikings' 2005 salary cap whether he is on the team or not.
If he remains with the Vikings, Moss' cap number will be $9.5 million. If he is traded, he will count $9 million on the 2005 cap and then be wiped off the Vikings' salary cap books for the final three seasons of the eight-year, $75 million extension he signed in July 2001.
Just as important to a financially strapped franchise, the Vikings would be off the hook for paying the remaining cash on Moss' contract -- $36.5 million, including his 2005 base salary of $7.25 million. Under NFL rules, Moss' new team would be responsible for paying the cash even though he would count on the Vikings' salary cap in 2005.
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seems suspicious. why would that be in the charger board?
Because the Chargers are scared their rivals will get better. I could see Al pulling something like that and Moss has a perfect Raiders personality. Who knows. This rumor was floating around yesterday, just hadn't seen any details.
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OwenTheBlonde wrote:Because the Chargers are scared their rivals will get better. I could see Al pulling something like that and Moss has a perfect Raiders personality. Who knows. This or was floating around yesterday, just hadn't seen any details.
as I said earlier, moss should end up on the ravens beacsue he is married to my sister. just kidding
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by mtryanks12 » Wed Jan 19, 2005 3:44 pm 
They would be huge super bowl contenders.
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just kidding
